Emergency Dentist 24/7 West New York, NJ

Emergency Dental Services in West New York, NJ

An emergency waits for no one, and dental emergencies especially often happen at the most unexpected times. Lost fillings, knocked-out teeth, and severe toothaches are all situations that can lead to seeking emergency care to help keep you healthy when the worst happens. Knowing where to turn when you need it is important. Dr. Nataliya Donskaya and the team at Quantum Dental Group understand the urgency of emergency dental care and can assist you in getting the all-important respite you require.

If you're in West New York, NJ and are enduring a dental emergency, contact our patient care team today. We are available to you 24/7 and can help get you an emergency dental appointment scheduled at the earliest possible convenience.

Accepting All Patients

If you've never seen us before, that's okay. We accept all patients, whether they are established or are seeking care with us for the very first time. Our staff will manage your concerns during this stressful time and will work with you to get the attention you need. You'll receive personal and professional care from the minute you arrive.

Dr. Donskaya and the team at Quantum Dental Group understand how stressful emergencies can be. Our focus is to provide you with quick, expert care, and our wish is that we can continue to serve you in the future with any regular dental care you require.

Offering Emergency Dental Service

Emergency dental care requires a different set of skills and expertise than general dentistry. We're experienced in a variety of emergency situations so that you'll receive the best in customized care for your emergency concerns. Getting immediate care is your best defense against further damage. We offer various services to cover your needs.

Various services and emergencies include:

• Broken jaw. A broken jaw can happen in various uncomfortable ways, but it can definitely create a very complicated situation. A broken jaw can severely misalign your teeth, and cause trouble with your bite, creating a great deal of future trouble. A break in several places may require oral surgery down the line.
• Broken or cracked tooth/teeth. While this is a very common emergency situation, it should be treated with just as much caution as any other dental emergency. First, it's important to assess the damage, and take care to prevent additional damage. Then we'll determine exactly how to restore your teeth.
• Fillings. Dental fillings are one of the more common types of dental treatments. To prevent a cavity from becoming a more serious issue, fillings are placed to maintain the health of the tooth. Direct fillings are typically performed in one visit, while indirect fillings often happen during two or more visits. Indirect fillings are required when a tooth is too damaged to support a direct filling, but not damaged enough for a crown.
• Tooth extractions. While we never want to remove teeth if we can keep them healthy, sometimes this becomes a necessity. Sometimes baby teeth don't detach when they're meant to, or a tooth has such an aggressive amount of decay that restoring it isn't possible. Regardless of the reason, tooth extractions may become necessary at some point. The procedure itself is quick but follow-ups will be necessary to make sure other teeth don't shift too much.
• Crowns. A dental crown is a cap that is set over a tooth for the purpose of restoration. Sometimes a crown is necessary to protect a tooth that is weak, to restore a broken or severely damaged tooth, or to keep a dental bridge in place.
• Dental implants. A dental implant is essentially a replacement root for a tooth. The goal of a dental implant is to create a foundation for either a permanent tooth replacement or a removable one. A small post is inserted into the bone socket where the original tooth was. Once this heals, a new tooth can be placed to restore the empty space.
• Gum disease. Gum disease, or periodontitis, can cause severe damage to your teeth. This infection, if left untreated, can critically damage the soft tissue around your teeth, and annihilate the bone. This can lead to lost teeth. Luckily, it's extremely preventable.
• Dental bridge. A dental bridge will fill in the gap to help restore missing teeth. It is comprised of at least two, but often more, crowns that cover the teeth on either side of an empty space. It is typically supported by either natural teeth or implants.

Dental Emergency Prevention

While we understand that emergencies happen from time to time, it's often possible to prevent some of these emergencies with regular dental care. Having the basics of proper brushing and flossing is an important first step in dental maintenance. Scheduling a regular six-month checkup can also help you prevent more serious issues from arising, or growing too severe, such as gum disease, cavities, or even cancer. Not only will we perform a deep cleaning on your teeth, but we'll also screen you for more grave concerns.

Schedule Your Emergency Dental Appointment Today

If you've encountered dental trauma and are now experiencing anxiety or pain, contact your emergency dentist in West New York, NJ today to help. Our patient care team is available 24/7 to schedule your emergency appointment as swiftly as possible. Failing to receive immediate care may result in greater complications later. Contact us today at
1-888-350-1340 and start smiling again.